Trade rules, export controls, central-bank decisions, and the regulators who write them — covered as the technology beat they have become.
Cupertino's compromise with CADE offers developers a gentler tax than the App Store - but Notarization and approval gates remain firmly in place
An investigation has uncovered more than 1,100 staged social-media clips showing fake wagers and fabricated wins, raising questions about pl…
As conversational AI spreads from document formatting to household shopping, Meredith Whittaker warns users that convenience features mask s…
The Trump administration's order forcing Anthropic offline has less to do with unique security risks than with leverage, relationships, and …
Sixty-two civil society organizations challenge the Home Office's 2027 rollout of AI screening for asylum-seeking minors, citing ethnic perf…
Europe's internet registry is reversing years of cloud migration after geopolitical risk forced a rethink - and now faces the bill for aging…
Oslo's new policy reflects mounting anxiety across democracies about whether large language models short-circuit foundational learning - and…
The Department for Work and Pensions will lean on Microsoft-owned platform data to track workforce movements and hiring mismatches, signalin…
A 1.16 billion-attempt brute-force campaign against enterprise firewalls exposes the brittleness of perimeter security - and the credential …
Microsoft research shows alternative rendering engines could deliver substantially faster mobile web experiences, yet Apple's compliance fra…
US defense officials tout GenAI.mil as a way to slash hundreds of staffing hours on mandated compliance work, raising fresh questions about …
At DailyTechWire, we've tracked a weekend surge in attacks against FortiSandbox deployments - all three bugs rated 9.1 on CVSS, all initiall…
A week-long messaging blackout affects 84 million users as authorities scramble to salvage a medical entrance exam marred by leaks, grading …
The French Ministry of Education has onboarded 400,000 accounts to open-source infrastructure, yet users still reach for Microsoft's desktop…
Westminster is moving to ban under-16s from TikTok, Instagram and most major apps, aiming for spring 2027 enforcement - and the regulatory m…
As a February break clause looms, the UK government's review of the American software giant's role in managing England's health data has rei…
A £77,000 salary cap for one of Whitehall's most demanding technology roles underscores the structural challenge governments face when compe…
A German ruling finds the search giant strictly responsible for false statements generated by its own AI, setting a precedent that could res…
A sudden US export order blocking access to two cybersecurity models has accelerated Europe's push to build its own AI stack - and exposed t…
Internal security research by Amazon's team appears to have triggered a cascade that led to the withdrawal of two frontier AI models from gl…
A multi-state probe served Friday tests the gap between OpenAI's safety rhetoric and the reality of product deployment at scale, as the comp…
A coalition led by New York is demanding records on advertising, data handling, and protections for minors and seniors—the latest regulatory…
A Friday-night directive cut off Fable 5 and Mythos 5 globally—without written evidence, raising new questions about AI governance and the b…
From Canberra to Athens, governments are legislating age gates — but enforcement remains the trillion-dollar question no one has solved.…
A German ruling treats AI-generated summaries as original content, piercing the liability shield that has protected search engines for two d…
